Why Can't This World Record Holder Win?
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- Опубліковано 10 кві 2023
- Two-time world record holder, arguably the best clean and jerker in the world, Karlos Nasar, has never beaten Antonino Pizzolato. But why? He's won a world championships, he's set multiple world records, but as soon as the mentally tough Italian, Antonino 'Nino' Pizzolato turns up to compete things don't go so well for Karlos.
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Karlos at 16 already had the look of a man who has been paying taxes for 20 years
😂
Lol
What living in Bulgaria does to a mf
Peds age a boy at an accelerated rate. 👦>>>>👴
I know he is insanely jacked and has tattoos, but his face does still have baby fat he really doesn't look 37 like a lot of people say lol
Before even watching, I will tell you why:
Pizzolato is not a records guy, he is like Pyrros, he lifts what it takes to win.
The simplest fact is the best truth.👍
Pizzolato also makes a high percentage of his attempts. You're not likely to win a WC going 2/6.
Karlos is a fighter, much more exciting to watch. I hope he smashes the European Championship.
he did
Karlos is already one of the greatest at such a young age. I think Nino can have his shine for now and Karlos will get his later, no doubt.
Seb, your content is top notch. Your scripts are so well written, your delivery is impeccable, your video timing is perfection. I absolutely love watching your content and get excited every time WH releases a new video!
Did I hear that correctly that Karlos hit 206 at 16 years old and an 81?😭
"He'll Be 18" Although he's Been 18, for 3 years.
You can see how Nasar looked like 6 years ago here at 09:52:52
ua-cam.com/video/TgNv49Xeo_k/v-deo.html
The difference is that Karlos was coming out of an injury when he lost to Nino, and when he made the world record in Columbia his long time personal weightlifting coach had just passed away. I know people here like to think there is competition between them, but that's not the case. If he Karlos stays away from clubbing and chalga, he will be the best in the division easily.
Karlos just smashed the clean&jerk (221kg) and the total (395kg) records today, becoming european champion.
I'm confused, did Nino not lift?
@@carolinacrudele5746 Nino is no match for Karlos
I want now to talk about Karlos and Nino and how he never gonna stop Karlos !!!
Mans was setting world records at 17? What were they giving anavar milkshakes at 12 or something
Anavar IV drip round the clock.😇
4:02 both figuratively and literally
i would appreciate it if you made some longer videos of lesser known lifters. Theres already dozens of videos on Carlos, Lasha, Nino, etc… I feel like we forget about the rest
There are, but there is also a reason. People like to see the best, not a lot of interest in those who come up short versus the elite.
@@NONO-hz4vo there are some, but not enough imo
this is to hype up the upcoming comp / livestream.
Who is here after Karlos sets a WR without Nino competing
career long battle while still being "18"
Nasar brother, he’s the truth. World champ, European Champ, over 30 world records, soon to be Olympic champ. Bulgaria was teaching others how to lift, don’t forget that.
Seb, can you make a video of kakhi kakhiashvili wearing kakhis in Kazakhstan?.
I'm watching this in the year 2024 and laughing🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬
Karlos Nasar is real king 💪🏻
The rivalry between these two is truly exciting. Nino is like the antagonist whom Karlos is trying to defeat
reminds me of Liao Hui vs Shi Zi Yong back in the days.
Bulgarian lion, Karlos Nasar!!
This man loves drama way more than my grandma and her friends do
Carlos will win one day. Nico is the older, wiser man. Carlos will be on top one day!
Simple answer. He ain't easy to beat Cheesy.... Yong
how long is this dude going to stay 18?
Until May if I remember correctly
@@stanced_kilo6731 Oh yeah I remember now, May 2029, right?
@@shadhenderson6000 I was thinking May 2035
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BULGARIAN POWER 💪🏻🇧🇬
LION POWER
I mean, eventually, karlos is passing Nino if Natural maintains her course, but he can also get pop too, and the IWF pulls an illya on him .. also worries me a bit, karlos is peaking too early on his career like old school Bulgarians.
its called the Italian Mafia
Италианецът не може по никакъв начин да въздейства психически на Карлос.Просто на онова европейско се случи Карлос да не е във върховата си форма и италианецът извади късмет
Say no more... Seems like roles have changed.
what about now?
Karlos just beat him again at the European championship in Sofia like a week ago.
And what happen now ? Karlos own Antonino !
Italians are very clever, you can see this across many sports they're generally very good at employing strategy and making the most of their strengths.
Just beat him in IWF Qatar Grand Prix
A rather misleading and clickbaitey title there
Hi, sport psychology consultant here (bachelor's & 1-year master's).
I think your analysis is interesting and makes a compelling video. It is however very speculative. Maybe you've spoken to Karlos and know his reasons. If so, I apologize. Otherwise, psychological aspects such as nervousness, confidence, self-efficacy etc. plays important roles in performance but it is impossible to know what factors played which role without talking to the individual. Even then it's often very speculative. Sure Karlos could have been nervous or intimidated by Antonino. He could have also been too hyped or focused during his lifts. He could even have been to calm and not have taken the lifts seriously. There are also external factors like issues with family, partner, friends etc. and other factors like injuries, preparation and sleep. To summarize, although your analysis makes a compelling video it's very speculative whilst being presented as factual.
When you have been around the sport and the athletes a long time you understand the psychology in a real world sense, not in something you learned in a classroom. I will take the opinion of someone who has 1000's of hours on the platform, in the training halls, and in person communication over someone who has some generic classroom theories.
@@NONO-hz4vo Hi. You can trust who you want. I would argue that just being in places and talking to people does not make you an expert. I've been around computers all my life, I don't know how to make one or the inner workings on a deep level. I've also trained most of my life but I'm not an expert in physiology or anatomy. I do think that having experience can give you useful knowledge though. But it's easy to fall for confirmation bias which can easily go unchecked in those environments. I'm not saying that academia is perfect but it's more than just generic classroom theories. My degree included applied work under supervision, lectures from PhD's and professors who have multiple years experience of working with elite athletes and national teams/Olympic teams, and researching.
If you don't care about degrees, I also have 400+ hours as a coach and about 100 hours of applied sport psychology consulting experience in addition to my degrees.
Speculative? Sure. But Seb also know these guys pretty damn well - and he ALSO has a deep knowledge of the scene in general and the mind games involved in elite lifting. For my part, I grew up about 20 km from Nino's home town, so I'll always root for him - but I have a hunch that the next Europeans will be the meet where Karlos takes a step forward.
@@rather-reverend Hi Mike. Yeah that's fair and if he's spoken with Karlos about it I'll apologize. However, I think a lot of people overestimate the knowledge you get from just being around people. Take math or English as an example. People spend several years practicing English and math several times a week from an early age with supervision from teachers. Even so, few are linguist or mathematicians and a lot of people are very lacking in both departments. Just being around people, or practicing something doesn't make you an expert. There's also a stigma around sport psychology and a lot of people don't openly talk about being intimidated by current rivals. As such, I doubt (not impossible but improbable) that Karlos has openly mentioned all of the information in the video to Seb.
I also hope that he'll manage to perform up to his potential!
@@kebabrepubliken1To add to your point, since their restructuring in 2016(?) team Italy has multiple sports psychologists present for the athletes. I think they have two permanent ones on base.
On the flipside, I think mental health around sports and in general is still under a heavy stigma in Bulgaria and athletes are more likely to suffer in silence even if something is actively bothering them or can be improved.
How was Karol’s 16 a s look like he’s in his late 20s
Lots of rubbish. I'm sorry bro but you talk to him , why don't you ask him what has happened in Bogota.
He was messed up as his personal coach died 2 weeks before the WC. It effected him , he's still a teen. Pizolato is scared of karlos, he can't compete with him , karlos is a different class.
Bulgaria , the land of the strong
hypeeeeeeeeee
Carlos has a clear age change in his passport
You can see how Nasar looked like 6 years ago here at 09:52:52
ua-cam.com/video/TgNv49Xeo_k/v-deo.html
Did you mean 18 years in prison?
Because Karlos dopes more.
Not necessary some people body's have better reaction to PEDs , I remember reading what dorian Yates drug protocol and was ridiculous simple his body was just really good managing the benefits of the drugs plus really good genetics..
Not really the champion if he keeps losing, is he?
Won a World Championships which ain't bad